The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL N EWS.
Happy New Year, joint
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A good many victims of gin are en-.
tered for the Police Court this morning.
-------- $500.
The Supreme Court term business
on Saturday consisted in the hearing
Of divorce cases.
An opium seizure of ten tins with a
Chinaman in possession, was made
Saturday on Maunakca street.
Two passengers on the Alameda
lost their hats overheard while waving
parting saluies to friends on shore.
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The first rehearsal of the II. Y. &
B. c. minstrel company will be held at
the rooms OF the club this evening
G. Fredenberg, charged with assault
and battery, was fined 81 and ST. costs
in the Police Court Saturday, that
being the only business done.
Elder will ID. Curtis, OF Topeka,
Kansas, with his wife, arrived by the
steamer yesterday to take part in the
Seventh Day Adventist mission
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Mr.
and Mrs. w. O. Smith, Mr.. l.. b. Kerr,
Mr. S. Cohn and few other former
residents Of the islands, are among the
list Of passengers by the Alameda.
The steamer Waimanalo will leave
this port every Monday and Thursday,
for Waianae and Waialua, returning
here Wednesday and Saturday as adyer-
iised in this paper by Mr. c. Bolte,
agent.
Mr. and Mrs L. w. Hart have
complimentcd the HERALD, as well as
It's editor separately. with packages Of
bridescake from their recent wedding
Hearty thanks and best wishes for the
young couples prosperity.
The HRRALD's washerman Charlie
merits acknowledgment of his gin of
several packages Of fire crackers and a
lot oflychec nuts, left with last weeks
clothes to enable Misses" children
help celebrate the Celestial New Year
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Martin Costello and Young Mitchell,
two young prize-hghters, who were
through passengers by the S. S. Ala
media, gave private exhibition of their
sparFing abilities yesterday afternoon,
before few invited spectators in a
building on the water front.
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Beginning this day the Nuuanu bus
line MAJ cs an extra trip, leaving town
the first time at a. m, and succeed
ing trips as per time table in this paper.
This additional accommodation SO early
IN the running Of the line will be duly
appreciated by residents along the
route.
The assignee's sale OF Mr. Jacob
Lyons effects, conducted by Mr., Lewis
!. Leyey on Saturday, was very sue
cessful for the times Everything was
cleared out, the total realization being
over SI,soo. The larger safe brought
$3.50, the smaller one $50. Mr.. Levey
himself bought some Of the fixtures,
being about to occupy the store with
his business
AT Supreme Court Chambers on
Saturday, Judge McCully approved the
seventh annual account Of Rev. Hiram
Bingham, as guardian Of Mary f.,
Charles William and Ella X. Bridges
The account showed receipts Of $37z7I
and disbursements Of $I3o.46, leaving
a balance in hand Of $s47 as, against
balance OF $ioo.s6 on January 10th,
1886.
About eleven o'clock last night Officer
Hopkins and others raided a Chi.
ncse gambling resort on King street,
near Maunakea. They surprised about
score Of gamesters, some of whom
broke their way out through a back
door. Six or seven were captured, in,
Guiding one who was seized outside
while attempting 10 escape. A box
OF cards and dice was obtained as
eliminating evidence.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
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everybody says the imported Candies al The
E''e are yum'yum. Go and Try sonnet
Miss Tuck, al Miss Rarry's, Punchbowl
street, has received by last steamer d LARGE
assortment Of Stamping Patterns for ianc,
Nv
10 hand book eXcels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual lor reliable statistical aud general
Information relating to these Islands. Price
50 cents.
IL You want good smoke for your money.
palronize home industry and call at !. W.
iiingleys, Crystal Soda Works, 90 Hotel
street. Island orders solicited and promptly
nlled. There h no license reonre1 IN cell